Sentence examples for given an equivalent from inspiring English sources
For their investment, users will be given an equivalent amount of swarmcoins, the platform's proprietary currency, at a rate of around 5,000 swarmcoins to one bitcoin.
■ David Cameron rejected requests for other faiths, including Muslims, to be given an equivalent to the annual meeting he has with the Jewish leadership – a meeting of Jewish groups and figures that the prime minister hosts.
Control animals were exposed to soman and given an equivalent volume of sterile water instead of cyproheptadine.
He has given an equivalent integral equation for a class of fractional evolution equations in terms of some probability densities by the method of Laplace transform.
But the question could have been given an equivalent restatement: A factory produces cubes with face-area between 0 and 1 square-feet; what is the probability that a randomly chosen cube has face-area between 0 and 1/4 square-feet?
Meanwhile, workers in participating companies would be given an equivalent state income tax credit.
It is 0.9 inch thick but gives an equivalent 50-millimeter angle of view considered normal on a film-based S.L.R.
The few countries that have tried to level the playing field have done so by giving an equivalent handout to equity.
We now give an equivalent definition of matching energy.
Mr Joum did not give an equivalent figure of his own.
